Approximating the integral of a multifunction
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Given a weakly converging sequence of measures, the convergence of the corresponding integrals of a continuous (unbounded) multifunction with values in the Euclidean space is studied. Many counterexamples are given. Applications to variational problems are indicated, using inf-convolution of the normal integrands. A practical guideline for the design of numerical procedures to calculate the integral of multifunction is suggested by results of the chapter devoted to truncation of the multifunctions and measure approximation.
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